Kiev has reportedly told its Western backers it must import large volumes of gas to avert a winter energy crisis
Russian strikes have destroyed more than half of Ukraine’s gas production, forcing Kiev to seek over $2 billion in emergency imports to prevent a winter energy crisis, Bloomberg claimed on Thursday.
Kiev told its Western backers this week that a Russian missile strike on the regions of Kharkov and Poltava on October 3 destroyed around 60% of the country’s gas production capacity, the outlet wrote, citing anonymous sources.
The Russian Defense Ministry said earlier that on the night of October 3, its forces launched “a massive strike”…
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